Useful lesson, as always, Emma! You know, what I appreciate of your lessons more is that IMHO your suggestions go beyond the mere study of English language. They're wider. Especially for what concerns student's behaviours. Speaking about creating habits, we often say "I have no time for this", because of work, family, hobbies, whatever... There is exactly where we have to change our mind! Getting out of the comfort zone IS the key. Hard but true. If you want to get something you never had, you have to do something you never did. Thanks, especially for your (indirect) motivational coaching too! ;-)
I feel like my accent doesn't come naturally. When I hear myself, I think it sounds as if I'm trying way too hard to imitate a native speaker's accent. Edit: 3 Years later I still feel that way, but I no longer care bc native speakers apparently like the sound of "exotic" accents like mine lmao
sometimes people tend to speak too clearly and put stress on wrong syllables in words listen to lots of podcast from native speakers and see whch syllable they stress in each word and also the same syllable may not be stressed even its in the same word listen to each word in different contexts some people mix many accents together so if you are aiming for american you should be properly pronouncing r on all your words and domt frequently switch
Hi Emma! What irritates me the most about my accent is that some of the words are difficult for me to pronounce correctly. When I'm talking with my college friends, I feel awkward because some of them can barely understand what I'm saying. English is my second language, followed by Arabic.
I can really speak confidently to myself...but i sound so weird when i'm in a conversation!! Omg I had just commented usually that day tho I've improved my english way far! Thanks a lot for 1.1k likes!
I was born in England in' 65 and raised in Canada from '69. When I'm around my British relatives, I feel so awkward because I don't sound like them. Around my Canadian friends they pick up my accent after being with my family. I've decided I want to sound more English because it will help me stand out as a sales person. Thank you for your tips!
She speaks in American accent and teaches british. I mean she doesn’t even sound british at all. Try some other vids where an actual British people teach, you’ll know what I mean .
What irritates me the most is that when I hear myself talking I think: "Wow it sounds so natural", but... when I record myself and then listen to the audio IT SOUNDS WORSE.😤😫
I did hear myself speaking after recording an interview for uni assignment and I avoid listening to me speaking since. What made English speaking really daunting is when people cross their eyebrow when they hear me or when they ended up GUESSing my sentences... I get really frustrated
I feel frustrated because my native accent influences my English pronunciation, it is understandable though but I wanna sound like a native American citizen.
1. read out loud 2. get to know english sounds and practice 3. tongue twisters 4. natural pronunciation (connected speech, imitate a native speaker, make a recording and try to indetify what's wrong with your pronounce) And practice everyday!!
I am confident when talking to myself, praying alone etc. But ask me "how was my day" and you'll feel ashamed of me. I mean I can speak clearly alone but my accent in conversation sucks
I was born and raised in the states but I’m originally Arab. Arabic is my second language but I would say I’m about 70% fluent. Every time i talk to someone in English they assume english is my second language, i ask them “why is that?” And they tell me i have a strong accent. I honestly don’t understand how i have an accent sense English is my first language.
Not only is Emma a great teacher, she is a generous person. I appreciate she genuinely wants to help the audience. The world will be a better place with more people like her.
You can actually do it. It just needs a lot of practice. I had been hating my tongue for not cooperating with me when I speak English when I realized I need to do something with it. So I started to read anything out loud and record myself. In that way, I can hear myself, I can correct my stress, intonations and pronunciation. And now I can feel my accent getting better and better everyday. Nakayanan ko sis, kaya mo rin yan!
I have a very noticeable Polish accent and sometimes mispronounce words. It makes me feel really embarrassed, I never voice chat because I'm so ashamed 😭😭
When I am alone, I think that my English is very good... even British people don't know like me... but if I make some conversation with people, I think it is better to speak the uzbek language 😂😂😂 because of my accent 😂😂😂
My problem is that I'm not sure whether my English accent I have is real English or whether it's my own (wrong) pronunciation. In my eyes, my English accent is not bad at all but there are certain words I pronounce in a wrong way😅
Same goes with me, i feel i've pronounced it very clearly and sound natural like a native speaker with american accent but when im tryna to record it , i feel its not even close and extremely it sounds disgusting🙂
I’m perfectly fluent in English but my native accent still sounds dominantly and it is always distracting the listener when I’m telling them something in English
When I speak in English sometimes I notice that I am going a little fast than people usually do and it makes it hard for the other person to understand. I want to change my speaking style to something more clearer and better approachable.
I am a Native French speaker, i understand english but i can’t express myself in english clearly. She has given us some very good advice and tips through this video to improve English.Thank you very much:)
I did that challenge with my kids and I told them no one has to talk Arabic, and all of us had to talk English only at home so all of us will learn together the accent and the pronunciation that we need but that's work truly. I was imagining how my kids upgrade their own pronunciation. I'm so proud of them and so proud of myself to take this decision at home, thanks Emma
My problem is that i get nervous when talking to people because of which i cannot pronounce even one word perfectly and don't even get me on the accent part
Hi Emma! I live in Italy, and as you probably know we must stay home in these days because of coronavirus... I'm going to use all this free time to improve my englisg. Thanks for your videos 🙏
Monica, that is a brilliant strategy (and attitude)! Of course, it is a challenging time - for Chinese, Italians, Koreans, Iranians, (and others will soon join)... But your attitude will help you to get through the worst of it. "every cloud has a silver lining" - I'm glad you are making the most of your time to practice! This is a conversation topic we are discussing right now in my English speaking community for women: The Ladies' Project - we are so lucky to have such a tight-knit community to help us through the challenging times ❤️ I hope you and your family are safe and well x
I just feel like my English accent is very ordinary. I want that accent which will force people to say "WOWWW" Something which will make my english shine brighter than others.
Your suggestions and tips are really useful for me as well as non native speakers to practise and improve pronunciation day by day. Many thanks from Vietnam. I was so impressive when you talk exactly the most popular mispronunciation of Vietnamese. Amazing!
Well, i am an Egyptian girl and i want to practice on my English accent. But this really helped so much and thank you❤️. Hope everyone see my comment 😇
My biggest problem is that every sentence I make feels like a tongue twister. It is not like I don't how to pronounce the words, but I struggle a lot with putting them together. I sometimes have to give 3 tries to pronounce one word in the sentence until I pronounce it right, when I wouldn't really have any difficulties if I tried to pronounce the word/phrase alone without using it in a sentence.
Hey Emma, I absolutely love your teaching methodology and you are amazing. I actually read out loud for about one hour maybe and thank you so much for this banging lesson:)
@@mmmEnglish_Emma I want to sing like Sofia Carson and I want a British accent but I have an canadian one can you help me plz I get bullied in school because of my accent ! Btw I love your videos 😍🌺
I love your lessons. I’ve been studing English for years and I’ve watched a wide range of vídeos but yours are the best without doubt. Congratulation!! Greeting from Cádiz.
whaaaaat a magical way to make english easier! i swear i understood everything you said without translating any word, and even without see the subtitles bellow, plus you are sweet and that's what making it work good, simply love teacher😍
Honestly speaking, it's not really easy to get rid of your own mother tongue accent. However, I believe the tips you're giving are really important to be engaged with the sounds in English and to practice speaking.
At some point my german accent is too strong. I want to sound more british. Also I often mess up with fluency because I dont combine the word endings with the next word. Especially sounds from an S to an TH is very hard to make. With this... is this ... sounds horrible. And last but not least. I often switch between accents or mix it with wrong pronounciation. This often comes from my work where I hear a lot of different accents and also wrong pronunciations.
Hi Emma!! Great video as always!! Thank you very much for these kind of tips. Right now, I'm working hard on every part in the process to learn the English idiom. But one of my biggest challenges is 'PRONUNCIATION' My accent sounds too spanish (my native language). So I'm putting special emphasis in the pronunciation, as you say 'practice' is the clue and I agree with you. Keep doing such a wonderful job!! PD: thank you for taking part of you valuable time to reply the messages of your followers. You are a great person.
0:52 I think many people has mentioned this before, it's just that we're not sure if people understand our accent. And this is important for content creators who are trying to grow. We want to make sure the viewers understand what we're saying. That's it, thanks for reading :)
I can speak English and I'm really confident with my pronounciation during chat, but since last year there's two people said that my pronounciation isn't clear😢 and I started to be really scared of my pronounciation
I have this fear that I might not be using the correct pronunciation or come out with an accent I am in the public sector so sometimes this lowers my confidence
I'm a Filipino and currently learning how to improve my voice quality. My problem is when I try to keep my jaws drop to speak I sounded like a Nigerian, I'm not saying that Nigerian accent is bad but I wan't to sound like real English. I always listen to BBC learning English also.
HI, Emma. I am from Slovakia and I am in my late 40's. I find it hard to get rid of my accent, especially when pronouncing 'th' and 'r' and to find the right rhythm or stress in a word or a sentence.
You are the sweetheart of a teacher. You are a talent. So an example for me as I also teach English, Spanish and Russian. Your teaching advice is universal. Greatly appreciate your work.
When I was 10, I moved to Singapore and obtained permanent residency. While there, I picked up the local accent, known as Singlish, through English lessons. However, I disliked it, so I decided to change it by watching a video.👍👌
I feel frustrant that sometimes I need a lot of time to express my idea, so the conversation feels unnatural... Also, it's frustrating for me to keep needing subtitles to understand a movie or songs. About my accent also I hate when I'm not really sure if I'm doing the right sound for each word.
I get frustrated when someone say very fast with reduced syllable. I understand English well but can of those who say very fast and eat most of the words. That's because of there accent.
Useful lesson, as always, Emma!
You know, what I appreciate of your lessons more is that IMHO your suggestions go beyond the mere study of English language.
They're wider.
Especially for what concerns student's behaviours. Speaking about creating habits, we often say "I have no time for this", because of work, family, hobbies, whatever...
There is exactly where we have to change our mind! Getting out of the comfort zone IS the key. Hard but true.
If you want to get something you never had, you have to do something you never did.
Thanks, especially for your (indirect) motivational coaching too! ;-)
Big thansk to you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Man, ur a SIMP!
@@sadidelmi8752 you don’t say...
'If you want to have something you never had, you have to do something you never did. "
My voice is musculine n that horrifies me a lot
I speak confidently when i'm alone but when i'm in conversation my english becomes "Monkey clever banana flavour"
😂
@@lizziegurung8794 😂😂😂ho ni
@@rjanegpl 😂
Lolll😭😭😭
😂😂😂
I could ‘fluently’ talk to myself but when I’m in a conversation, my accent is suck
Me too
Same with me
same
Sammmme
Same thing happens with me too
I feel like my accent is kinda cringe and make some people laugh about it
Same
Hanabi?
yeah i felt that btw how old r u?if u still young u can change ur accent
Don't worry. Just keep practicing
Sifat Noor same
my frustration is that im indian
We
Hahaha
Lol
I’m Greek and I know how you feel😂
It is unique accent and make you a special
My tongune don't want to cooperate when I'm talking. It's just randomly spinning around my mouth like some worm.
Same bro
Want help? I’m American.
@@markiyabr8477 i face a lot of difficulty while pronouncing few word. No matter how hard i try
Rohan s do you have hello talk I can send voice messages on there it’s where you interact with people your learning the language of
@@markiyabr8477 ok i will download it is it paid?
1. Read out loud
2. Know English sounds & practice!
3. Tongue twisters
4. Natural pronunciation
Thank you 💜
thanks
Thanks but someone just said to me:"Stop using English"
Now I'm quite hesitant in speaking out loud.
@제느. Yes
Can I still read in my accent? 👁👄👁
I feel like my accent doesn't come naturally. When I hear myself, I think it sounds as if I'm trying way too hard to imitate a native speaker's accent.
Edit: 3 Years later I still feel that way, but I no longer care bc native speakers apparently like the sound of "exotic" accents like mine lmao
Same with me
Same...
Oh god same, I hate it. Can someone give some advice on how to get rid of this feeling?
Same 😞
sometimes people tend to speak too clearly and put stress on wrong syllables in words
listen to lots of podcast from native speakers and see whch syllable they stress in each word and also the same syllable may not be stressed even its in the same word
listen to each word in different contexts
some people mix many accents together so if you are aiming for american you should be properly pronouncing r on all your words and domt frequently switch
Hi Emma!
What irritates me the most about my accent is that some of the words are difficult for me to pronounce correctly. When I'm talking with my college friends, I feel awkward because some of them can barely understand what I'm saying. English is my second language, followed by Arabic.
great
That's awesome, bro
Where are you from?
@@ok-is6fq Iraq
OMG ME TOO? ARABIC IS MY FIRST TOO, IT MAKES MY ACCENT SOUND SO AGGRESSIVE
I can do like thousands of accents in my brain but when I finally talk, it just sounds gibberish, what do I do T-T
Sorry but is that Lisa in your pfp? Lol
@@jasmeetsandhu7245 yes
Omg your name HAHHAHAHAHHA
Relatable
I am jisoo
I am ok .....
Blinks everywhr😹
listening: ✅
speaking : uh uh ❔
Ah ah awoah ohh
Lol .. could we practice together
Ikr
Ror
I can really speak confidently to myself...but i sound so weird when i'm in a conversation!!
Omg I had just commented usually that day tho I've improved my english way far! Thanks a lot for 1.1k likes!
Want to talk with me? I’m American lol.
@@markiyabr8477 i want
Same
same
Same please
I was born in England in' 65 and raised in Canada from '69. When I'm around my British relatives, I feel so awkward because I don't sound like them. Around my Canadian friends they pick up my accent after being with my family. I've decided I want to sound more English because it will help me stand out as a sales person. Thank you for your tips!
I just wanna be perfect after lockdown 😎😎😂😂
So how did it went?
Lockdown still going on here lol
@@MichielVanzeir same
Same lol
Lol same
I’m not confident because I can’t say word corectly
Same
Me too
Correctly is wrong
Shubham TheLegend no it’s not , ur wrong
Me too
Am I the only one who's repeating everything she says? lol
i’m reading every comment loud so 😺
LMAO SAME
She speaks in American accent and teaches british. I mean she doesn’t even sound british at all. Try some other vids where an actual British people teach, you’ll know what I mean .
@@ncolgan5038 Sure !
@@nikvla1325 same 🤣
What irritates me the most is that when I hear myself talking I think: "Wow it sounds so natural", but... when I record myself and then listen to the audio IT SOUNDS WORSE.😤😫
i started to lose confidence to talk to people once i heard how i talk..
same
I did hear myself speaking after recording an interview for uni assignment and I avoid listening to me speaking since. What made English speaking really daunting is when people cross their eyebrow when they hear me or when they ended up GUESSing my sentences... I get really frustrated
But recording yourself and listen is v important
@@jieyang1485 Yea same
@@jieyang1485 Yup, many times i had to repeat myself because people didn't understand what i was trying to say
I feel frustrated because my native accent influences my English pronunciation, it is understandable though but I wanna sound like a native American citizen.
Same
Same
why u want to sound fat
I want to sound English
To be honest I don’t really care about accents, I just want my English to be understandable
i just don’t like how my voice sounds 😭
Yeah same here!
ME THREE
Same here
Everytime I talk it haves this like soft sound it’s like I’m blowing into a mic and talking 💀
First accept yourself
I'm having a trouble in my grammar and pronunciation, that's why I'm here. I'll keep searching for a tutorial everyday to become the greatest :)
Hello
1. read out loud
2. get to know english sounds and practice
3. tongue twisters
4. natural pronunciation (connected speech, imitate a native speaker, make a recording and try to indetify what's wrong with your pronounce)
And practice everyday!!
Wow I just commented randomly still with possible english mistakes and it just got 115 likes thank you 💙
Copy paste from Google right
1 Read out loud
Thanks bro
Thanks, Chloe.
I am confident when talking to myself, praying alone etc. But ask me "how was my day" and you'll feel ashamed of me. I mean I can speak clearly alone but my accent in conversation sucks
This is definitely something that we can keep working on, Nwidoobee!
Stay calm, be yourself and think in English. These methods are beneficial to you
how old r u dude?if u still young u can change that acccent
Keep practicing buddy
Yeah bro I focused learn about contraction
* Don’t doubt yourself.
* it’s okay to be embarrassed, that’s where u built confidence.
Build or built?
@@pranamks5104 build
I was born and raised in the states but I’m originally Arab. Arabic is my second language but I would say I’m about 70% fluent. Every time i talk to someone in English they assume english is my second language, i ask them “why is that?” And they tell me i have a strong accent. I honestly don’t understand how i have an accent sense English is my first language.
The "r" is not smooth. i also talk to fast and don't move my mouth much. I think i need to open my mouth more.
SAAAME
I cant pronounce any words with "s" without spitting everywhere
I literally can't say r in english sentences.
@@yolkgun yeah and I always mispronounce between ss and sh
Not only is Emma a great teacher, she is a generous person. I appreciate she genuinely wants to help the audience. The world will be a better place with more people like her.
Very good
Great class. Thakns.
And very beautiful too.
I hate it when I'm speaking in English, then my tongue spins all of a sudden. Btw, I am from Philippines.
You can actually do it. It just needs a lot of practice. I had been hating my tongue for not cooperating with me when I speak English when I realized I need to do something with it. So I started to read anything out loud and record myself. In that way, I can hear myself, I can correct my stress, intonations and pronunciation. And now I can feel my accent getting better and better everyday. Nakayanan ko sis, kaya mo rin yan!
OMG SAME XD
Me too
I mean I’m from PH too
Hello, also from PH
writing:✅
reading:✅
listening:✅
speaking: WEIUGRAYUERHGUYEHNFRFTGYDETF??????????????????????
Feeling ashamed of my accent when I talk with people in my country
U r a wonderful English language teacher mam.
Immediately started to read comments out loud :) thanks for the lesson!
Go read a text book 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I have a very noticeable Polish accent and sometimes mispronounce words. It makes me feel really embarrassed, I never voice chat because I'm so ashamed 😭😭
Lmao same but idc what people think cause my mother language is something else and I'm a pro at it😂
just repeat the words you cant pronounce right until you can
When I am alone, I think that my English is very good... even British people don't know like me... but if I make some conversation with people, I think it is better to speak the uzbek language 😂😂😂 because of my accent 😂😂😂
Read out loud 🔊
I am reading out comments loud😄
Thx to you
It's really fantastic🤘😝🤘
duuuuuude I'm doing just the same, sendin' good vibes!
Same lol
0:24 Have I gone deaf?
Even if I just say “hello”, people ask me where are you from? Instead of just answering hello! Really??? 😑
True
Same here
You should tell them from hello land
I'm frustrated with my Indian accent and people making fun of me for it... sigh...
My problem is that I'm not sure whether my English accent I have is real English or whether it's my own (wrong) pronunciation.
In my eyes, my English accent is not bad at all but there are certain words I pronounce in a wrong way😅
Same goes with me, i feel i've pronounced it very clearly and sound natural like a native speaker with american accent but when im tryna to record it , i feel its not even close and extremely it sounds disgusting🙂
sometimes i feel like I'm eating all the words.. especially with R and L on the words...hahaha
Having conversation with someone and writing an essay that makes me frustrate because of my grammatical error😩
I’m perfectly fluent in English but my native accent still sounds dominantly and it is always distracting the listener when I’m telling them something in English
When I speak in English sometimes I notice that I am going a little fast than people usually do and it makes it hard for the other person to understand. I want to change my speaking style to something more clearer and better approachable.
I am a Native French speaker, i understand english but i can’t express myself in english clearly. She has given us some very good advice and tips through this video to improve English.Thank you very much:)
it happens the same to me!!
عربي
same here...
@@g__mosth3804yes . btw it's clear from the name
Bilal Ahmed native French? Wohhhhhh wake up France.😂
2:47 thank me later
I did that challenge with my kids and I told them no one has to talk Arabic, and all of us had to talk English only at home so all of us will learn together the accent and the pronunciation that we need but that's work truly. I was imagining how my kids upgrade their own pronunciation. I'm so proud of them and so proud of myself to take this decision at home, thanks Emma
Good decision. 😊
Dont forget your roots though. Culture and languages are a beautiful thing
But you shouldn't ignore your own language
I need to sound louder
I'm frustrated because some people don't understand what I'm trying to say
My problem is that i get nervous when talking to people because of which i cannot pronounce even one word perfectly and don't even get me on the accent part
My biggest mistake is that I always kinda change my voice and I over-articulate. Don't try too hard fellas.
I am non-native English speaker. So, it's quiet difficult for me to pronounce some words. I'd like to own native-like accent.
Hi Emma! I live in Italy, and as you probably know we must stay home in these days because of coronavirus... I'm going to use all this free time to improve my englisg. Thanks for your videos 🙏
work on ur
R sound
thats all
Monica, that is a brilliant strategy (and attitude)! Of course, it is a challenging time - for Chinese, Italians, Koreans, Iranians, (and others will soon join)... But your attitude will help you to get through the worst of it. "every cloud has a silver lining" - I'm glad you are making the most of your time to practice!
This is a conversation topic we are discussing right now in my English speaking community for women: The Ladies' Project - we are so lucky to have such a tight-knit community to help us through the challenging times ❤️ I hope you and your family are safe and well x
be carefull. and do not forget to pray to ALLAH. even i will pray for your country and your family..
Keep it up and we pray for italy i love italian people and ur football team
I just feel like my English accent is very ordinary.
I want that accent which will force people to say "WOWWW"
Something which will make my english shine brighter than others.
What the heck UNNIE
Try an 'alien accent'?
You might even amuse people.
✌
Your suggestions and tips are really useful for me as well as non native speakers to practise and improve pronunciation day by day. Many thanks from Vietnam. I was so impressive when you talk exactly the most popular mispronunciation of Vietnamese. Amazing!
Well, i am an Egyptian girl and i want to practice on my English accent. But this really helped so much and thank you❤️. Hope everyone see my comment 😇
hii you ara really from egypt?
@@jacob-rr7sk lol
@@colourtriangle8461 its yes or no ?
بص حضرتك الموضوع مستحيل
@@jacob-rr7sk yes!!
The lesson was indeed useful. We also got some positive words of encouragement. Thanks Emma!💕
I'm glad to hear that, Nikke!
People say I sound like a russian and im just a kid ._.
My biggest problem is that every sentence I make feels like a tongue twister. It is not like I don't how to pronounce the words, but I struggle a lot with putting them together. I sometimes have to give 3 tries to pronounce one word in the sentence until I pronounce it right, when I wouldn't really have any difficulties if I tried to pronounce the word/phrase alone without using it in a sentence.
repeat sentences from your favourite tv shows
In Spain we don't have problem with the th sound 😂
Hey Emma,
I absolutely love your teaching methodology and you are amazing. I actually read out loud for about one hour maybe and thank you so much for this banging lesson:)
Excellent work Hazmath! A good habit to adopt 🤩
@@mmmEnglish_Emma I want to sing like Sofia Carson and I want a British accent but I have an canadian one can you help me plz I get bullied in school because of my accent ! Btw I love your videos 😍🌺
@@mohanap5081 don't change yourself or your accent! you are beautiful in so many ways!! support from Spain💓💓
@@mmmEnglish_Emma😊😊😅😮😮 6:35
I love your lessons. I’ve been studing English for years and I’ve watched a wide range of vídeos but yours are the best without doubt. Congratulation!! Greeting from Cádiz.
whaaaaat a magical way to make english easier! i swear i understood everything you said without translating any word, and even without see the subtitles bellow, plus you are sweet and that's what making it work good, simply love teacher😍
I Teach programming in my TH-cam Channel and I receive comments that some words that I spell are not understandable.
Honestly speaking, it's not really easy to get rid of your own mother tongue accent. However, I believe the tips you're giving are really important to be engaged with the sounds in English and to practice speaking.
True
I can pronounce words correctly but when I start conversation , I sound like weird. I forget everything lol😪😛
At some point my german accent is too strong. I want to sound more british. Also I often mess up with fluency because I dont combine the word endings with the next word. Especially sounds from an S to an TH is very hard to make. With this... is this ... sounds horrible. And last but not least. I often switch between accents or mix it with wrong pronounciation. This often comes from my work where I hear a lot of different accents and also wrong pronunciations.
I'm not confidence cuz when i talk idk y my voice changes
Hi Emma!! Great video as always!! Thank you very much for these kind of tips. Right now, I'm working hard on every part in the process to learn the English idiom. But one of my biggest challenges is 'PRONUNCIATION' My accent sounds too spanish (my native language). So I'm putting special emphasis in the pronunciation, as you say 'practice' is the clue and I agree with you.
Keep doing such a wonderful job!!
PD: thank you for taking part of you valuable time to reply the messages of your followers. You are a great person.
Yes, practice does make perfect! 😉
Are there particular English sounds you need help improving? (I can try to make a lesson on it in the future!)
I read out loud thirty or forty minutes everyday
Shalu Saini wow, that’s awesome!
I read daily for 20 or 30 minutes out loud.
Good.
so is it working ?
Same
"the chances are that you are watching this video because you wanna improve your english accent"
Title: Do I mean nothing to you?!
I feel so awkward when I talk to someone in English. I'm not really good in english so I feel frustrated and disappointed to myself 😥😥😥
There's no problem. We are all together. So, let's get confidence and we need keep trying
I'm from Uruguay and we don't use the "TH" sound and it stresses me out. I don't feel comfortable having to say a word with that sound.
Micaela Serdeña take it slowly. Treat it like a workout at the gym, it takes a while to build those muscles!
0:52
I think many people has mentioned this before, it's just that we're not sure if people understand our accent. And this is important for content creators who are trying to grow. We want to make sure the viewers understand what we're saying.
That's it, thanks for reading :)
my biggest challenge in speaking English fluently is the interference of my mother-tongue.
How can i deal with this?
0:46 i was born in indonesia so my tongue is get used to indonesian language. And, I am very sure that if I study in English I certainly can!!
I'm Vietnamese and I watch your videos every to improve my listening skill
Fantastic to hear! I have a lesson where I share some tips to build your listening skills too!
th-cam.com/video/-LYYlVLyLRA/w-d-xo.html
I can speak English and I'm really confident with my pronounciation during chat, but since last year there's two people said that my pronounciation isn't clear😢 and I started to be really scared of my pronounciation
Don't scare! Speak loudly with yourself in your home, read some magazins even if your pronounciation isn't clear. You can be better with that way!
@@elif.8452 Thank you 😄😄
I have this fear that I might not be using the correct pronunciation or come out with an accent
I am in the public sector so sometimes this lowers my confidence
I even have problems speaking my own language, so I feel frustrated when I can't pronounce some english words lol
Samee
Have you tried consulting ? It may be a neurologic issue if that happens in your first language as well brother. :/
Same
When i know that i’m speaking it right but my tongue doesn’t coordinate. That’s why i stutter. It twists
This Lesson is important for me.
Let me whaching.
Where are you from?
My accent sound so weird.. I feel it is really heavy. Ppl can understand me but I just don't like my accent.
I'm a Filipino and currently learning how to improve my voice quality. My problem is when I try to keep my jaws drop to speak I sounded like a Nigerian, I'm not saying that Nigerian accent is bad but I wan't to sound like real English. I always listen to BBC learning English also.
I try really hard to make my accent more english but.. Ut always fails lol 😂
I'm from Belgium and I can't get an English "R" right, I usually pronounce it in a very soft way or in a very frenchy way
Practice makes perfect so don't give up! Do it everyday , for a month and you'll see amazing results!
I can say every single word correctly in English but I have a problem with squirrel
You are amazing, Emma ♥️ You are for sure my main English teacher now!
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Hi i know fluent English but my prounication is not so bad but some words
I love you.. You're the one who made me learn English.
Hy daer aslmualkum
You have an Australian accent, not an English accent. Who has been telling you this is an English accent?
HI, Emma. I am from Slovakia and I am in my late 40's. I find it hard to get rid of my accent, especially when pronouncing 'th' and 'r' and to find the right rhythm or stress in a word or a sentence.
I don't know....but when I talking to people in English, I mumbling alot....they seems I'm so nervous
It can be quite a stressful situation! But the good news is that this will reduce over time, as long as you keep practising!
The thing that frustrate me is that i can't find my words while speaking and automatically in my personality iget stressed and feel upset
I am also 9 years old but I can speak fluently now and now I am learning Chinese
i have just started to attend these classes..i'm learning many things from you.thank you...lots of love for you..💓
When I try to speak with native accent, my voice is so small. But when I speak with my true voice, it seems not natural and rigid.
You are the sweetheart of a teacher. You are a talent. So an example for me as I also teach English, Spanish and Russian. Your teaching advice is universal. Greatly appreciate your work.
When I was 10, I moved to Singapore and obtained permanent residency. While there, I picked up the local accent, known as Singlish, through English lessons. However, I disliked it, so I decided to change it by watching a video.👍👌
I feel frustrant that sometimes I need a lot of time to express my idea, so the conversation feels unnatural... Also, it's frustrating for me to keep needing subtitles to understand a movie or songs. About my accent also I hate when I'm not really sure if I'm doing the right sound for each word.
I get frustrated when someone say very fast with reduced syllable. I understand English well but can of those who say very fast and eat most of the words.
That's because of there accent.
Please,Where is the translate in Arabic for we understand that
Hello. My pronunciation is very Indian because I am Indian but I need to learn proper pronunciation
I'm sort of frustrated when they are trying to tease me since I'm just an English learner instead of a native speaker.
I'm frustrated at them too - don't they realise how incredible you are for learning and speaking THEIR language?!!!
Hi I am searching for English speaking partner we can practice English speaking